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Marigold — Chanderi Silk-Cotton Saree in Bottle Green

SKU: PACHWH025
₹8,980.00
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The same flower. A different garden.

Marigold in bottle green carries the same woven gold marigold butis and gold border as its mustard counterpart — but in deep bottle green, the gold hits differently. Richer. More evening. The warmth of the marigold against the depth of the green is the combination that has decorated Indian wedding mandaps for centuries, and for good reason. It is simply beautiful.

Chanderi silk-cotton in this colourway is a saree you reach for when you want to feel grounded and festive at the same time. Light enough for a full day, luminous enough for the evening, and the kind of green that photographs like a dream under string lights.

Fabric: Chanderi silk-cotton blend Motif: Woven marigold butis with gold zari border

Blouse piece: Included

Handwoven in Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh

Fabric

Chanderi, Silk-Cotton
Blouse

Included
Care and Shipping

Gently hand wash in cold water, and air dry the saree in shade. Iron in medium heat only.

Every saree is handwoven. Any unevenness in weave or its motif is not a defect but its a beauty of hands. This makes each piece unique and beautiful.

After placing the order, we will ship your order in 1 to 3 days.
Disclaimer

Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings. The blouse worn by the model is for styling purposes only and is not included with the saree. The saree comes with a running blouse piece.
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Chanderi

Chanderi craft refers to the traditional handloom weaving practiced in the town of Chanderi, located in Madhya Pradesh, India. This craft is renowned for its lightweight and sheer fabric, often made from cotton, silk, or a blend of both. Chanderi saris and fabrics are characterised by their fine texture, glossy transparency, and intricate traditional motifs like peacocks, coins, and geometric patterns. The craft has a rich history dating back to the 13th century and continues to be valued for its elegance and quality in contemporary fashion and textile industries.